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How to view the performance details of individual CPUs in the top command

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You can view the performance details of each CPUs of your machine in the top command by pressing...

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iptstate - Top-like state for netfilter/iptables

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iptstate  displays  information  held  in  the IP Tables state table in real-time in a top-like format.  Output can be sorted by any field,  or any field reversed.

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Linux performance basics

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I want to write about Cassandra performance tuning, but first I need to cover some basics: how to use vmstat, iostat, and top to understand what part of your system is the bottleneck -- not just for Cassandra but for any system.

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Top 9 Linux Applications of 2009

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From all of the new programs and releases that came out in 2009, a few particular programs deserve some extra recognition for their amazing work and progress.

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16 "top"-Like Linux Apps / Commands

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htop - Undoubtedly the most famous of the top-like tools. It implements some extra options to the "top" command, like colors, ability to scroll horizontally and vertically, and a better interaction with the processes listed.

nethogs - network information, but instead of displaying the traffic by protocol, nethogs shows the bandwidth usage by process. Very interesting.

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More Quick Ways To Find CPU Bottlenecks On Linux

http://linuxshellaccount.blogspot.com

Maybe that Linux system sluggishness is being caused by the CPU? It's worth a look :)

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